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Teachers Unions May Intimidate Student School-Board Members
Article exploring youthful representation trend draws a reader response
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First Lady Welcomes Teachers Union Leaders to White House
Biden has done “more than any other president since FDR, and maybe more than FDR,” Weingarten claims
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Is Randi Weingarten Really “The Most Dangerous Person in the World”?
A 2024 Republican presidential contender says so.
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Teachers Pay to Mail Falsehoods to Massachusetts Voters
In costly campaign for tax increase, misleading claims about revenues, rates
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Tax Tenure?
Unionized teachers are pouring money into a campaign to impose a new tax on millionaires in Massachusetts. They might want to be careful.
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Minneapolis Tries to Protect Minority Teachers from Layoffs
New contract was worded with care, but faces legal peril as unduly race-based
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Post-New Year School Closures Defy Common Sense
The longer the education hesitancy persists, the greater the damage
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After Denver School Board Election, Union-Backed Candidates Emerge With 7-0 Control
Charters, unified enrollment system, innovation zones all will face threats
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Hong Kong Teachers Union Decides to Shut Down
“Very Saddening,” the union’s president says. He’s right.
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How to Improve Teaching After the Pandemic
It’s wholly possible for schools to figure out how to leverage staff more effectively; it’s just not the way teachers’ work has traditionally been organized.
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